Propylene phenoxetol was widely hailed as a relaxant in the 1970's, and
was found to work well as a for a wide variety of invertebrates, but has
since been demonstrated to be a carcinogen. Hence, use only with
caution.
Sendall, Kelly wrote:
> I am interested in hearing about any experience anneliders might have in
> using propylene phenoxytol as a relaxant on polychaetes before fixation.
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